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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
AN INTERESTING PARCHMENT FOUND.

WnNNGroN Del, June 3.-Erery Erenin0s Dover
CORES pondent in searching among old documents In
closet Of the state House found the original act or rat
cation by Delaware OF the Federal Constitution Inc
document parchment eAceently preserved, every
word perfectly legibe. The oldest nhabtant had Tor
gotten never knew that 1t still in existence The
document dated December z 1877, and is signed By
the following:
Sussex County-John Ingram John Jones, William H.
Moore William Hall. Thomas Laws, Isaac Cooper Wood
man >iockcy, john Laws, Thomas Evans ana lsrael
Holland. go
Kent Conny-Nichoias Ridgcly, Rled smith, George
Tritf Rehr ri Rn.sett James IS kcs A. VI. Lane, Daniel
Cuinmins, sr James Barker, Edward White ana George
Mauloyc $780,
Newcastle County-James Latimer, President James
Black John James, Cunning Bedford, ST. hensey johns
Thomas WaitfOrk, Suomon Maxwell, Nicholas way,
Thomas DuG and tuuuIus Bedford, Jr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
ORITUARY MOTIFS.

LAKEWOOD, n. j. June 3.-Dr. ID. C. Chase o leading
phvs,cian OF ocean County died OF pneumonia at his
home on Wedr esday at the age OF orytwo years. The
funeral took place here o-ay and the largest ever
held I'm Ocean County. Rufus Blodgett exsena-
Tor scwrl ex-senator Schenck and other prominent men
present.
soMERvILLF, n j., June al Van Nest stillwel, a
promuent resident OF Norh Branch. died last evening
from blood poisoning He met with runaway accident
n few DAYS ago and his spine was injured MT suilweII
owncd cou adorable properly this county including
carriage factory In Someryiile aud large farm.
CANAJoHARIE, June (,peciaD.-News was received
to-day OF the death OF Abner J. Johnston In Wisconsin
He was noted man In the Mohawk Valley and was a
nro,uiuent ora In Los Angeles. IL Johnston VINO
captured the noted California desperate Ttburto Vas
uuez. He fiity-hye years old
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
HE DIED GAME.

Prom The Chicago Matt ,..
One-tWo-thrco-iOur- - six - seven! ooNon
CHASTITY sun-bleachcd skeletons and one uhihafA'u
grave!
Tho mon in tho camp rise carly, for Is not there
to 10 glorious after bunao-a hnht ior 'no Hs7
And "a tie hunters fe out Of the tents and gather
around where the morning e nan ' an,eae
tho sport. stalw handsome, muscuIai hien' SoS
nobo representatives Oh tnG Fror9Icr. An 6aVe
passed tho middle except one T Tea "a o as ,6
his companons and tho ,r a the wSrDed attention
shown hil that no Il tyro In Tho NOBLE StVtt'
The men ea hS sa Sa 70 at them except 10 vo
TO occasion nay inatt1 r an a. i'" WHAT
have a dozen American frontersmch, armed WIN
Wnchcstcrs colts rcVoyers ara tnc loriuioc dno
knife, TO fear from score o, l tons T2e nardy
pioneers talk OF the loved ones away m INC ssae,,
anf IL no tears course down tho bron1d eheens th9
hearts beat Quicker rs they yctum tho old homestead
Charley is the last to speak for this hunting laty
will leave for home, whore an aged mother anu ms
bonnie sweetheart are a"alug nlu a, ourn,, home
panions Will wish hun GoIspeou y" Il" 'o'N'' N''~
and through HE.
What ob mas st1ssng mas mas Of buffalo mighty
living cyclone, with Irresistible force The boly ,~eeY
,on ia sSept out Of existence In The broad path over
which the body moves. on tho left nank Oh t ms
Winchestors q dumb brute goes down. Ia Ihe h9 ROM,
ranks Of the pursuer win eyes aS1ng a, rIs sYes
ere f>ed upon one particular animal and he has
SingIed out this magnificent bull FOR his prey ohuo
,Sice-tl,reo time. bo fires and the animal escapes;
Then tho brute gradually days Of rom nr 1S T po1
Seadly I'm earnest follows, while tho man her1 ana
hand Of hunters continue their course, oe EoI III
two bours-thee hours. and tho RAGS continues lno
main herd aud little band Of hunters have long sH'o
nsssed ont OF sight; but this race tof llo i,e S
soes on suddenly the horse steps In flDho hois'
fho leg Is broken, the rider thrown ana ho I"''
ended ,,., ,,or or IN tbe
re.t-1oy a nero specl OIL tho horizon-E the animal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
GAY SCENES on BRooK1Yy HE1oH1S


The space Columbia Heights Brooklyn between
Perrepont Montague SITS, known as Perrepont PARK
was bright lights last evening and gay with
booths flowers and music at fete and flower
market Of building fund Of the Brooklyn Home Tor
onsumptves The entrance 20 the PARK was through the
a1oning Of s. b. Chtenden, and many hundreds 81
In during the afternoon and evening Among
Them Mayor Low and Mira Low Congressman .
White and Nrs. White Mayor aud Mira Whitpsv Dr. and
Mira storrs henry Pietrepont and srs r.pseporI
Nj. and Mrs II. K Sheldon and NJ end Afs runn 6ei'
gen. The 23d Regiment Band and the Boyson olse Sao
Furnished music and fair eoed grls, dressed IN
propst c0stumes attended Japanese bazsar French
1oser market German peasaEt hoorh. an Isnxn uuit
booth other making stands tastefuny disposed
The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04

S F. E3Ees a's G. =; ;ss
which failed al last through no fault Of his own
North south east and west swecps tho unbrS sSni
So' Be s Esa inV and s y merely S incident
Il q hunters lae-an incident In which there I no
danger Tho hunter examines his wounded horse
and then draws his revolver; L is better TO hll the
faithful servant and relieve him from pain. As he
turns away his face that he may not see his work,
At the report the noble animal fails, raises his head
tho faithful brute expires. ' '''' "'' s''"'
Yer once again tho hunters eyes sweep tho hort
zon. 80 human being I'm sight. We'll he must wait
I'LL his companions discover his absence and search
te nm no IS sg' %rs az OIL eT tSe sha
Is ravine; is that all Above IL the young man
all Il my be Int oe and an What has
fear from q single redskini With his eye Hxed on
tho spot tho hunter waits. -tw9-thIee-four-a
into view no ceases TO count. Tho look Of dlsap-
pointmcnt on his face has given way TO anxiety,
and then a look Of determination comes over his
features o. he makes rude brastworh out OF the
ono against fftyi Truly an unequal contest! The
band Of d devils sweep on until they come In range
tho hostllcs draw off, evidently this man means
fight; After moments consultation the band band
fire. Il is an nor old Indian trick and the hunter
ammunition Five times only no fires, and Indians
ara killed and three MANNED for life Other tacucs
must DO resorted to. -
The young hunter has been ht by two balls aqo
uses tho time srent by the Indians In consultation 10
stopping the fow OF blood and filing the magazine
OF his rife. lie clinches his whito teeth ana wans
for the final charge. Then the assauitins parry
divides into two columns, and while one assaults IN
front, tho other circles 10 the rear Two more
indians 90 down, and then the party in the e nnpyo
tccted rar open. FIRE. A dozen bullets strike the
hero but stngle pistol shot IL the only answer,
knowing tho contest to be hopeless and mis- WOUNDS
mortal Young Charlie had taken his own ne
Tho next dsy tho hunters return. Old Ben views
tho scene Of combat, and his features are Stern anu
fixed. The rough men dig grave ana bury s ', arr
comfade and the broken rifo and other arms ar
laid by the sIdo OF tho hero. Around the gta,e VI
hunters knec and n solemn OF a war OF cAterhi-
nation and vengeance Is made.
"But he died camel"
Away of IN the Eastern home the mother ana
sweetheart wait for many days, with ,yes ever tnu
chronide: =, ,,o.o.,or % rcce,ved
bero that Charley Johnson. of NcwYOrh, one or the
party Of hunters who left here q few weeks 40
w. tnIed last week by tho Indians. No further
particulars have been received
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
FARRA OUTS IA NE SECURE A WHILE.
Ek0Sn TIE Hnrffnrd NalrnnL

In THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE Of Monday Captain
Loyal FarTagut, and biographer Of tho Admiral
and captain J. Crttendn watson, formerly the Ad-
mraps lag lieutenant, very effcctually refute tho
lately revived statement that Earragut not
dashed 10 the nggng." Captain Faragut prints
letter from John Knowles, the old sailor Quarter
naasf.srl who at CAPTAIN Draytons order PLACED tho
rope around the Admiral. He also furnishes al ex-
traS from letter by the Admiral TO his wife In Sep
temier 1864, only six weeks after the battle and
when he was still on the Hartford I'm Mobile Bay ID
which he states positively that he was secured In the
port-nain rigging by quartemaster, by Captain
bayton's direction. This ought TO settle the quns-
bon but the probability If that VIII mover remain
sefd so long az its periodical revival furnishes two
or three persons their opportunity for notoriety
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04

too mucb ineuonce I'm the selection Of for tho
POSITION This Is NOS 50 much tho case In ch9osnS
Southern scuhtors, howotcr. Those are sun t
North. Yes, / have slight Acquaintance WIN ,l ,
man who was elected as my successor ne M 3tsnd
waya been less OF n politician. Ny nFnu'
wonder why did not make more OF an eiioit 10 pe
retWnedi Well. perhafs they DO There II HUI
In this matter than has yet appeared upon the SUI
face II win all out time. There Is a,-o
more IN these newspaper attacks upon me man uo
general public are vet aware Of That VIII also conc
out in time. only waiting the turn OF the uno
was time when ! thoroughly enjoyed serving as
Ifniiel Sfltns SpnatOr.e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
A GARDEN PARTY FOE a HOSPITAL.

garden party in aid Of the Manhattan Hospital given
auspices ladies' Association Of that institu
ton viii be held tais afternoon tic grounds Of MT and
MIRA J. Hood rights home at Opehundrsd sndseyenty
fourth s and KiDgsortd eeroad. From until o'clock
WasLp Hc aud CITY Will visit the
SrouDds which w be proty decorated fof the asioa
Mother Goose quade win BE- novel featnse Of hs cnte
phows flowers aud will be sod a some Of the
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
MRS HAMILTON YYSH BE-

MRS HAMILTON IYSH BETTER
The condition OF MIRA Fish, who has been danger
ousy I'll az her home No 2sI Seventeenth more
favorable last evening and physician Dr. Fordyco Bar
tker. has strong hopes that she Will soon recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
BIRD SONGS III THE MORNING.

To ne Edftor or The Tribune.
SIR: An Ithaca correspondent inquired through
your paper whether any body could inform him
where plncc could be named In which the old
time bird songs could be hoard in the morning.
q Ycs, In Woodbridge, Ncw-Havcn County six miles
from Ncw-iIavcn and within sight OF the haroor'
I preached In Woodbridge fifty years ago while a
post-.,raduato OF Yale college and theological sem
iilaIy, ana 1t my pleasure to preach in the
Congregational church there last Sunday. II Was
ono 0 tho Lappcst sundays Of my life, being guest
OF Ire pastor, the Rev. Mr. Marvin, saturlny night
and OF :. L. Perkins on sunday and Monday nights
sunday Monday and Tuesday mornings l heard at
peop OF diy the Qanaest bird chorus OF my past
nfe The whll.oorwin began beforo day dawn;
cock robin followed earliest morning twilight.
orlolo caught the strain ana then the larK, wren,
y',cic ,s1iupcrp brt, catbird AMI others j0iaed
la lie chorus, making tho very wCIkln ring.
Stephen L. Perkins OctOgrnatlan ana a HciOhS
reader OF TEf TRIBUNE took me- ~ his oatraSc on
AoLday and Tuesday about twenty five miles over
Woodbridge. With IA population OF 500, anu cahcl
WIN On twenty families OF 80 whcrc ther VIZ
octogcnaiians and two pJnogcnafianS. aggrgalng
ai,onf ! 900 wears In 1s-5 there were In the town
The average u auOni Tie same -il Ihey us WI
tho voice OF the lird Mr. loTiin7, gentl' man
ii wealth and leisure, No9d tale your corr l
where he could scc ana hear nc bOpOlmk' lh'aOS
Ialk woOlcOck, wo0Gpcckor. huolay, quail, hoOtowi
and se,s~l smg 70 Peis s,, M1T nan ~,
a airdi U ea"'%tariHs SCENERY thai 1c, too
S stSn6ing S''s He Would find Yarure in ali her
unaTtl -tc beauty and grandeur amid nowcilns sitE
verdant and golden summer AMI sober Hlohms
one secrt in regari to the variety Of song blpi.
T. that the English sparrOws have no comfortable
rrinr'crs IN VOOfbfd hut shot down n unccrc-
inon'ouslv n tie hon or chctcn-hawk. Iioy rob
their meal ami lci lcafievmfng worms carry on their
vori of destruction. Tho sparrow must 20 49,.
II ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
A TEST CASE Amour VINE AT HOTEL TABLES

TEST Sc ABOUT WINE At HOTEL TABLE&
Colonel Robert o. Ingerso appeared before the Police
Board On the Hotemens Association yesterday and
presented to tho courts to decide
propre,ors prohibed upder the Excise from
serving 10 guests Ut meals on Sundays The toeru
ad0btea resolution requesting Corporation Counsel La
eombe lie approve thereof 70 tax me necessary
Counsel Lacombe written Colonel Inger
so that he wifi heartily operate with any effort which
Colonel Ipgorso may make 10 have test case made up
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04

TRIBUNE OFFICE. June ii A. MA hghV sprihNe
o, rain before dawn and a partly cloudy forenoon
vera fol,wed Yesterday by clear skies The barometer
showed an upward tendency, The temperature ranged
between Glo and 1872 6Sss being Il higheg
than on the corresponding day last year, anu ~
lower than on thursday. 81. ,.A,. 4.
In ana near thus elty TODAY there viii probably 10
fair weather with itfle change In temperature o.
A. nrssrnt warmer fair weather Is Indicated TOT sun
day; cooler aud fair possibly followed by eoudlheSS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04

Mr. DBPEw TO wEAR GRAND ARMY BADGE
Lafayette Post 30. lao g. A b. held its first meeting Ut
tho headquarters Masonic Temple s1thave and
Twenty rdst. last night aad celebrated tho occasion with
spread and the mastering in OF several new members
Among them were General james D. Fry. general John r.
HATCH General r G. Barlow 0cpera v. Crawford Gene
Sa Meredith Jopes Colonel John smton Colonel ECwar
n 1tte co,one William shafies. John y Plnmmer and
DE- Z. Naobloch Cheesman Many guests nom vsrlous
Gyand Arwy Posts we're presoBt Nc epev viii be eproo
before be for EUROPE The post IN Determined thar he
ehan carry with him Grand Array badge when ne goes
abroad. ne adjatant OF tho 18th Regiment In lSol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
TIE WILL or JUsfToB WOODS.

WARRINGTON, June 3-The will Of Justice w. b. Woods
was filed in the Probate Court to-day proven by Ator
neyGcnera Garland, Assistant Attorney General Maury
and socitorGeneral PhiipA 1t bears date of April 2s
t and bequeaths 70 hs son, Charles Ezekiel Woodx aud
ssugper H?rence Woods, certain specific artcles gold
"s0n swords commissions etc, end to his villa A- N--i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY, JUNE ), 1887
,o to him Of our methods and our reasons TOR writing

midc to him Of methods and tor writing
large lines<
As no visit paid 10 ms and no explanation made.
for the reason that the methods referred to are not ours
It Is evident that your reporter has made greyous
error and trust that the weknown sense OF justice
OF yonr Journal viii you sve insertion TO this
letter IN order that tho may have the same public
lily as was given TO the erroneous statement
YouB truly.
A Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04

PhiZs COMPANY DRiLLiF0 IN NEWBORN
The champion company Of the United States
pied drill Of The 69h Rsgimsnt srmory last even
ing They left Chicago weeks and their captain
tie Wsfhisgon cop petitive drill Eight hundred people
Wstched snd eered them bsy e4seted great variety
Of fancy spd mlif1T NOV speDN The vp,on were ooni
fLomas j Ford. Tbey had wish them Go gpests popnd
frederick Bcnpett MAJOR BawsId Mauro. Adjqiant g.
McC1aughry Qnareryaaster Smith, Joseph Rchute their
prusidsDt snry B. Ohapbersn, Edtor Of me Guards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
PREPARING TO oBLBBRArB THE FOURTH.

PREPARIBG TO CBLE BRATE THE FOURIH.
meeting OF the Harlem Independence Day Association
Ninth District Courtroom last evening The
amount Of subscriptions reaches about 81 200 The $3.50
balance ~ SEQ In the bank II voted
Appropriate 900 for fireworks and 76 the Committee
Parade President Beekmsp Of the Board Of Adem
subscription OF ESQ., spoke OF the great
OF The socsys efforts last and thought thoy you'd be
o1nded with greater success this year Others who
ipbscr!bed ESQ each MAJOR J. /. MoNuy and A D.
Ven DuseD vote passed making tho Park C0mmis-
eioaers honorary members OF the society,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
crNrPALR. G. NEWTON.

LITTLE Rock. Ark, June a-Gcneral X l. newton
landing Iawyer and since the war of the most prom
inen, Democratic In the state died last night
e commanded the Arkansas forces during the Brooks
baxter war OF 97i and tho chief spirit OF the ee-
mont that triumphed ut that time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04

s1Hg REV W. O. STILES AT HIS MOTHRRs Horg.
NORWAY, Me-, June 3-The Rev. W. O. Stiles the MISC
ang clergyman OF Pittsfed. N. H., arrived here at4
O'Clock this afternoon aud at his mothers house ap-
sparenty demented. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
OBITUAR
THE REV. SUPPLY CHASE.

TIE KEW FUPPL1 NIIASf~
DETROIT June 3.-Ihe Rev. supply Chase died late
last night from stroke Of paralysis He was born IN
Vernon: eghtysevcn years and resided for time
in New-york In $3.50 he to this State "a one OF
the first Baptist home missionaries ana mas s ne
preached az various points In the State lie was an po-
ionlst, and during the war was commissioner VI He
ErrnhInan'H Burean.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
THE RECENT HgAvY LOSSES By FIRE

reporters error caused serious injustice 10 the PhG-
nix Assurance Company OF London In article referring
to the recent published in THE TRIBUNE OF June
The company meeting with the heavy losses referred 10
Is the PhaniK OF Brooklyn The following letter has been
received from the Ph@nix Assurance Company OF Lon
don:
NEw-YoRK, June 3, 1887
To the Pdftor Of The Tribune.
DHARsIR: THE TRIBUNE OF I'd instant contained
reference 10 the heavy losses ~ three recent
fires which entirely incorrect In so far az u cur
ccrIed this office. g.. ,o.
our interest in the Williamsburg cooperage hre Whs
81 200. aud loJs by the burning OF the Belt Line
you. - ..,.. y, :.
rhe statement referred to further gives account OF
visit TO his office Of your reporter ard an ehpianhs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
rr.srr4yop JONES yor DoyyoAsE
IYo,a The Detroit Tribune.

ISO7a The UctrON TTt6uHe
SIN somo respects II Is great honor ~ ne sen-
ator OF tho United States" said eAT5enAtor jones
placing his hands behind him and pa<ang neryousiS
bark aud forth the tosselated foor Of the itns-
scV House corridor. "And yet II Is very lar frob
txag the honor that II once was Money 10 HAVING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
TOLEDO oADBTS AND LOMAx RIRLRS.

NOZZLE June 3.--In answer to proposition received
to-day from the Toledo Cadets drill for s. 900 side
the captain Of the Lomax Rifles Of Mobile writes that
they will under circumstances be party to any ac
ton which world reflect IN the least upon the integrity
An the COM 6tve dr1 Il Washington. "' '1"e''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
SOME PERSONAL NOTES.

Mr.. Blaine will leave Augusta for Ncw-york 10
night He will arrive here tomorrow, nness no do
c,aes 70 stay over night in Boston. a number OF
personal ana Political friends Will meet linn bero
tcsorn his dcparture for Europe the 9Th. Tho
Irngth of his stay abroad IL SIM undetermined III
nav be six months and II may be year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04

Ex-senator s. W. Dorsey has sent to Ncw-MeAlcc
for his fnmiy and expects them hero daily 1t Is MS
intention 70 rInsn In Ncw-YOrk until fail, IN eonnec
ton with business ventures which he mas ui1claAci
and then 10 60 abroad again.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
A. NICOLsKr,
J.. GOLDgNRE Press Commute
BosIR +. GoRoFT,)

IWhcn the hare is caught there will be time TO
cook it, No Official text of this extradtion treaty
has been given out by the State Department The
alleged text published by ono of our ambitious
contemporaries was Immediately discredited by
Secretary Dayard. who declared that no treaty had
been signed or negotiated. 1t would be sheer
waste of space to discuss the anomalous features
OF that spnrions convention We have not an ex-
alted idea of Secretary Bayards craftsmanship
but cannot believe that he signed any treaty so OBJ
jectionabe as that unquestionably was.-EdI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
MRa FRANK THOMSON.

ELBHRov N j.. June 3.-Mrs Frank thomson TIE
wife OF the first president Of the PennsyNahia hroao
COMPANY and the eldest daughter OF Benjamin G. Clarke
OF New York died here last evening after long Illness
The body was taken TO Bryn Mawr, Penn, by specla
fra in-laX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
PIatt's Chloridcs, the Household Dislnfecfams
An odorless liquid, cheap efficient and reliable
MARRIED.

More Than 80 Years ExDer.cuce
laundry soap than Coaes 1900 car
not be made. Contains sals0ta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04

Calvin s. Brico, who has leased james Hornoh
Bcnnctts Newport cottage, came near becoming u'
occp4out three yenrs ago OF Mr. Bcnnctt's house III
ths city Tho lease was drawn, but the occupants
OF te house could not vacate i IN time 70 SUIT M
Drlce's PURPOSES and he secured other property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
THE WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDICArIoNs-FoR 81 HOURS.
WASHINGTON June 3.-For New-England, New-York,
Pennsylvania. New-Jersey, Delaware Maryland and Viz
gina westerly Winds fair weather, stationary tempera
turc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04

" C. Parsons. Of Natural Bridge, w., with whom
1tr Blane a. Interested several business invest
rnents returned yesterday from trip 70 Augusta
lie reports that Mr.. Blaine Is In excellent health
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
Z. CARRIER.BELLEUsE.

LONDON June 3.-The death is announced OF Alber'
Ernest Carrier Bel euse the French sculptor, in his
sxty-third year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
prsoorERINa 4 orRIoUs BIZ

T9bB The CaHlen - g Journal -,
ono day last week while r. B' lhelpa va so ~,
OF q tree overhead H Immediately threw up his
gun aud fred at IL. BREAKING one wing. Upon going
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04

Iii was possible to go through life without taking
Cold, many of the minor, and not few Of the more
serious Ills Of life would be avoided Bat since It 10 idle
hope for so happy exemption. it is well to femen-
Der thatDr Jaynes Expectorant is sure curative for
Coughs and Colds, Asthma and Bronchitis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04

A Complete stock Of Lawn Tennis
rackets and balls az lowest prices Standings al
Broadway Send for circulars. Discount 10 clubs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04

Mr. and Mrs Levi p Morton and family VIII go
to Saratoga to-day for the season They VII occupy
the Same house as last year The attentions b tholi
Rhinebeck property VIII be completed SO that they
will oec,lpy IL next season. Mr.. Morton VIII prop
ably run down to sec Mr. Blaine oil for Europe on
"Wednesday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-04
DROWYED HEPSELF FOR no APPAR RENT a Use.

Secretary EndCOtt. who has boon over TO salem
for wook, in the city yesterday on his way TO
WASHINGTON
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Reopcnipq Martneli. Bowling Green. Table ~ Hots
DlDner Dollar Grand Luncheon Room coolest In tho
city. Open sundays